Hours
| Sunday | 10:30 AM–9 PM |
| Monday | 10:30 AM–9 PM |
| Tuesday | 10:30 AM–9 PM |
| Wednesday | 10:30 AM–9 PM |
| Thursday | 10:30 AM–9 PM |
| Friday | 10:30 AM–10 PM |
| Saturday | 10:30 AM–10 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 2790 Lawrenceville-Suwanee Rd #130, Suwanee, GA 30024
Phone: (770) 932-7753
Website: https://kangseorestaurant.shop/
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Kang Seo | Gwinnett County, GA
Reviews
On the service front, we received good attention. The waitress visited our table a few times to replenish our side dishes. Familiar with the culinary traditions, we took the liberty to transform the remaining goat meat into a rice-based porridge after enjoying the meat itself.
The restaurant was bustling, situated between the peak hours of lunch and dinner. It’s evident that the establishment has garnered a reputation and seems to have established a stable presence in the dining scene.
Update on 10/9/2024
We ordered braised Hail Tail (갈치조림) which is very famous in this restaurant and 공등어구이 and 된장찌게 combo. It was quite good and service was outstanding and attentive.
The food is hot and spicy, super good for winter time, definitely warm you up.
We have the soup and the octopus dishes. All tastes delicious.
Remember, courtesy bell button if you ever need anything.
The reason for 3 stars is because of the management. They charged an 18% tip automatically even though we got our food and no one checked on us. We ate and when we left, the owner told us 18% gratuity was charged. That should be up to the customers. We normally tip 20% when we eat out if our server checks on us amd what not. The other issue was blaming the server for not checking on us. It just seemed weird that they are attempting adhere to American style tipping but only practice Korean style of service. The server had done what is standard for Korean servers. She did nothing wrong. She came when we pushed the button.
We ordered 3 meals and with 18% tip it cost over $50.
*Mgt: If you are going to enforce mandatory 18% tip, instead of blame your employees in front of customers, you should explain to them standard service practice for servers in American restaurants OR allow folks to tip what they want based on service.
The food is great and staffs are attentive. Kang seo has variety options for a vegetarian.
Since it is in the shopping center, sometimes, it has limited parking spaces but not that hard to find any. Clean atmosphere and clean restroom.
They alway try their best to provide best service to the customer. Every visit was full of satisfaction.
*I will update if anything changes*
Good food and good service. If you are thinking about getting two bowls of soup, then I suggest just ordering 전골. You get a lot more meat and it tastes better. It is worth spending extra $5-$10.
I would definitely comeback again.
Staff wore masks and seats are kind of social distanced.
They have a mix of stews, soups, and stir fry dishes.
You can ask for hot barley tea instead of water.
Pork and potato soup: nice and seasoned. Not spicy. You get 3 big pork bones and plenty of meat. Plus 2 giant potato chunks. Perfect for the cold weather.
Spicy pork: a nice amount of kick to it, meat is very tender.
Ox meat soup (not pictured): light broth that is perfect for kids to eat. Thin slices of meat (but kind of chewy) as well as thin noodles inside the soup.
Side dishes: a good variety and they give you a good amount do you aren’t asking for more after just 2 bites. But you are of course welcomed to ask for refills of side dishes.
The default is white rice, if you want the healthier purple rice be sure to request it.
Good spot to go to when you are craving Korean food. Especially because the hmart food court closes pretty early (I think at 7pm).